The Chicago Tribune, 31 January 2019
Mario Arizzi
August 19, 1930 - January 29, 2019
pre-deceased by his dear sisters and brothers: the late Laura (Joe) Cumbo, Trieste (Mike) Manning, Oberda (Mary), Salvatore (Antoinette), Italia (Tom) Alagna, Norma (John) Prete, Arturo (Joy), Biagio (Mary), and William; son in law of the late Papa John and Josephine Musolino; beloved brother in law of the late Lawrence and Josephine, Gino, Roland "Moose", and Donald "Cookie"; loving and favorite uncle to his nieces and nephews of the Arizzi, Musolino and Rispoli families. Although he never left the United States he faithfully served his country during the Korean War. A member of the American Legion Post #0231 he proudly waved the flag as a veteran all the years of his life and was an honored guest of VFW Post #5179. He was a lifelong fan of his beloved Chicago White Sox and always said that living to see them win the World Series on the Southside was the thrill of his lifetime. Mario was an ardent bowler who toured the country with over 13,300 games to his credit. Moreover, his largest accomplishment was his love of life, family and friends. All who knew him loved him. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Ronald McDonald House Charities at rmch.org or 26345 Network Place, Chicago, Illinois 60673-1263, in memory of Mario Arizzi. Visitation Friday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., Funeral Services Saturday 9:15 a.m. at Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home 544 W. 31st St. (Chicago) to St. Mary of Perpetual Help Church Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Mario Arizzi
August 19, 1930 - January 29, 2019
pre-deceased by his dear sisters and brothers: the late Laura (Joe) Cumbo, Trieste (Mike) Manning, Oberda (Mary), Salvatore (Antoinette), Italia (Tom) Alagna, Norma (John) Prete, Arturo (Joy), Biagio (Mary), and William; son in law of the late Papa John and Josephine Musolino; beloved brother in law of the late Lawrence and Josephine, Gino, Roland "Moose", and Donald "Cookie"; loving and favorite uncle to his nieces and nephews of the Arizzi, Musolino and Rispoli families. Although he never left the United States he faithfully served his country during the Korean War. A member of the American Legion Post #0231 he proudly waved the flag as a veteran all the years of his life and was an honored guest of VFW Post #5179. He was a lifelong fan of his beloved Chicago White Sox and always said that living to see them win the World Series on the Southside was the thrill of his lifetime. Mario was an ardent bowler who toured the country with over 13,300 games to his credit. Moreover, his largest accomplishment was his love of life, family and friends. All who knew him loved him. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Ronald McDonald House Charities at rmch.org or 26345 Network Place, Chicago, Illinois 60673-1263, in memory of Mario Arizzi. Visitation Friday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., Funeral Services Saturday 9:15 a.m. at Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home 544 W. 31st St. (Chicago) to St. Mary of Perpetual Help Church Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
The Chicago Tribune, 31 January 2019
Mario Arizzi
August 19, 1930 - January 29, 2019
pre-deceased by his dear sisters and brothers: the late Laura (Joe) Cumbo, Trieste (Mike) Manning, Oberda (Mary), Salvatore (Antoinette), Italia (Tom) Alagna, Norma (John) Prete, Arturo (Joy), Biagio (Mary), and William; son in law of the late Papa John and Josephine Musolino; beloved brother in law of the late Lawrence and Josephine, Gino, Roland "Moose", and Donald "Cookie"; loving and favorite uncle to his nieces and nephews of the Arizzi, Musolino and Rispoli families. Although he never left the United States he faithfully served his country during the Korean War. A member of the American Legion Post #0231 he proudly waved the flag as a veteran all the years of his life and was an honored guest of VFW Post #5179. He was a lifelong fan of his beloved Chicago White Sox and always said that living to see them win the World Series on the Southside was the thrill of his lifetime. Mario was an ardent bowler who toured the country with over 13,300 games to his credit. Moreover, his largest accomplishment was his love of life, family and friends. All who knew him loved him. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Ronald McDonald House Charities at rmch.org or 26345 Network Place, Chicago, Illinois 60673-1263, in memory of Mario Arizzi. Visitation Friday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., Funeral Services Saturday 9:15 a.m. at Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home 544 W. 31st St. (Chicago) to St. Mary of Perpetual Help Church Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Mario Arizzi
August 19, 1930 - January 29, 2019
pre-deceased by his dear sisters and brothers: the late Laura (Joe) Cumbo, Trieste (Mike) Manning, Oberda (Mary), Salvatore (Antoinette), Italia (Tom) Alagna, Norma (John) Prete, Arturo (Joy), Biagio (Mary), and William; son in law of the late Papa John and Josephine Musolino; beloved brother in law of the late Lawrence and Josephine, Gino, Roland "Moose", and Donald "Cookie"; loving and favorite uncle to his nieces and nephews of the Arizzi, Musolino and Rispoli families. Although he never left the United States he faithfully served his country during the Korean War. A member of the American Legion Post #0231 he proudly waved the flag as a veteran all the years of his life and was an honored guest of VFW Post #5179. He was a lifelong fan of his beloved Chicago White Sox and always said that living to see them win the World Series on the Southside was the thrill of his lifetime. Mario was an ardent bowler who toured the country with over 13,300 games to his credit. Moreover, his largest accomplishment was his love of life, family and friends. All who knew him loved him. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Ronald McDonald House Charities at rmch.org or 26345 Network Place, Chicago, Illinois 60673-1263, in memory of Mario Arizzi. Visitation Friday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., Funeral Services Saturday 9:15 a.m. at Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home 544 W. 31st St. (Chicago) to St. Mary of Perpetual Help Church Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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